Pitt Latin American Series

Explains the Nuts-and-Bolts of Collective Indoctrination and Political Integration Programs and the Resulting Cultural Changes

Critically Assesses How Black Collectives across the Hemisphere Evoke Their Rights

A Timely Study of Brazil’s First Centenary of Independence and Exploration of Brazilian Nationhood and Citizenship

A Study of US Efforts to Undermine the Venezuelan Government in the Name of Promoting Democracy

A Systematic Analysis of Patronage Appointments in Public Bureaucracies of Seven Latin American Countries

A Look at Subnational Regional Identity Formation in Brazil within a Global Perspective

Shows the Connections between Urban Plans and Street Protests in Brazil

A Rich Ethnography of Grassroots Organizing for Peace in San José de Apartadó

A Timely, Inclusive, and Intersectional Study on Antiracist Movements in Latin America

Shows How Catholicism Played a Central Role in the Development of a Scientific Understanding of Race, National Identity, and Human Difference in Chile

Considers the Long History of Political Amnesty and Restitution in Brazil

An Investigation into What Makes New Political Parties Succeed—Or Fail

An In-Depth Study of the Rise and Decline of Indigenous Movements and Multicultural Political Power in Ecuador

A Wide-Ranging Volume on the Intertwined History of Race Across the Americas

An Extensive Study that Reveals the Strength of Bottom-Up Decisions Relative to Top-Down Governmental Planning for Land Reform